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Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Stephen Miran discusses the correlation between housing prices and immigration, possible future rate cuts and more on ‘The Story.’

In the wake of all the turbulent news surrounding digital gaming, it’s nice to see the little guy winning one against the corporate titans of the industry. In a recent post on social media, one Brazilian gamer revealed they’d wona lawsuit against the mighty Microsoft to recover their blocked XBOX account, and by association, their…

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Sony PlayStation’s decision to terminate new PS5 disc production in early 2028 could further boost digital game sales. It’s also raised concerns among physical media supporters about ownership rights. A successful lawsuit against Microsoft may give these critics hope that courts will protect consumers

The gaming industry has been in turmoil for quite some time now, but even more so after Sony made the decision to kill physical discs. While Microsoft has made no such announcements yet, there have been talks of a disc-to-digital feature coming to Xbox, and it looks like the company is finally ready to make…

As usual, the PlayStation Store has a pretty hefty sale going on, and one of the offers you’ll find relates to a highly underrated open-world action game

There are so many rad and important games coming out from smaller studios all the time, and the Engadget Indie Pitch is here to highlight some that you simply must see

While 16-bit platforms like the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo led console gaming into the ’90s, more advanced options quickly took shape. This included 32-bit consoles like the Atari Jaguar, Sega Saturn, and the original PlayStation as the industry pushed hardware capabilities forward. Some of the biggest franchises today were initially introduced as 32-bit games…

In case you missed the news, there’s a new God of War game, and it’s starring Kratos’ wife, Laufey

EA Sports announced Friday that its college football video game, CFB 27, will no longer include microtransactions in single-player modes